- From: Alex Milowski <lex@www.copsol.com>
- Date: Fri, 20 Jun 1997 09:35:55 -0500 (CDT)
- To: w3c-sgml-wg@w3.org
> Back on casting. etc, I point out that in C casting does 2 things: type c= > oersion > (e.g. make an int a pointer) which is regarded as poor, and type narrowin= > g > (casting to a typedef) which is regarded as good. There is no hint of ty= > pe=20 > coersion in my use of 'cast'. > > I suggest that the ISO 8879:2001 SGML declaration should allow:=20 > > CONCUR NO -- e.g. <para> -- > CONCUR NAMESPACE -- e.g. <martin::para> -- > CONCUR YES -- e.g. <(rick)p>-- > CONCUR ARCHITECTURE -- e.g. <(martin::para)p -- > > where the last is a kind of architectural form. > > I am sure there is something nice hidden somewhere in CONCUR. =20 > I'd agree whole-heartedly with that last sentence. Continuing where CONCUR started would be a good way to explore namespaces in both XML and SGML. ============================================================================== R. Alexander Milowski http://www.copsol.com/ alex@copsol.com Copernican Solutions Incorporated (612) 379 - 3608
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